I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Government at Harvard University. I also hold an A.M. in Statistics from Harvard.

I study the political economy of foreign direct investment, multinational corporations, and regulation. My work focuses on the relationship between global firms and host governments in both developed and developing countries, examining how foreign investors influence host countries’ environmental, labor, and tax regulation as well as democratic politics. My work has received the American Political Science Association’s Best Poster Award, the APSA-NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant (DDRIG), and an honorable mention for the International Studies Association’s Martin O. Heisler Award.

I am on the 2026-27 academic job market. My CV is available here. My job market paper, “Bias Against Mobile Capital: Evidence from U.S. Environmental Enforcement,’’ is available here.